Port San Luis Harbor District Port Master Plan 2003

Port San Luis Harbor District Port Master Plan 2003

The 2003 Final Draft Port of San Luis Harbor District Port Master Plan (incorporated herin by reference and available for review at the Port San Luis Harbor District web site found at www.portsanluis.com) fulfills the requirement of the California Coastal Act and the State Tidelands Grant (Chapters 647 of Statutes of 1955 and as amended by Chapter 302 of Statutes of 1957) which require the preparation of a plan for the use and managment of Port facilities and resources. The last Port MasterPlan was prepared in 1984 and subsequently updated in 1994 to address a variety of issues, including the development of the Harbor Terrace site. The 2003 update responds to changing opportunities for the use and development of the Port's properties to meet the present and future needs of the boating and coastal visiting public. The final Draft Port Master Plan, dated June 10, 2003 provides an overview of the Port and its facilities, the challenge faced by the Port in serving the needs of the boating public, commercial fishing industry, persons wishing to access the coast and establishes policies and implementation programs to meet these challenges. Among the planning challenges indentified in the Final Draft Port Master Plan are: Fiscal considerations in meeting the Port's ongoing obligations to the public, meeting the needs of both coastal related and coastal dependent uses of Port land, waterways and facilities, environmental protection, coastal access, public services and safety.

San Luis Obispo

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